GuardianGaze is a security product line built from London. We make tools that work where attackers actually look, outside your WordPress site, outside your company perimeter, outside the noise of dashboards that monitor themselves.
Two decades of penetration testing, red teaming and detection engineering, consolidated into one platform.
Each product is a focused tool that does one job well. They share an engineering team, a threat-intelligence feed, and a belief: prevention beats detection.
AI-assisted malware prevention. Virtual patching for zero-days. Server-side scanning that runs outside WordPress, where malware can’t reach it.
Outside-in cyber risk monitoring. Rate your security posture, and every vendor in your supply chain, from the public internet. Six modules, one rating.
We ship one finished product at a time, no half-baked beta launches. Adjacent capabilities, including API security, dark-web intelligence as a standalone feed, and DNS-layer protection, are in active development. If you want early access, the contact form is the way in.
Ask about the roadmap →A scanner running inside WordPress can be tampered with by the malware running inside WordPress. A ratings vendor that asks for credentials sees the same surface the defender sees, not the surface the attacker sees. Both products run from outside. That’s the difference.
If we find a typosquat, we take it down. If we find malware, we clean it. The work isn’t a list of findings, it’s a resolved incident. Security products that stop at the report are passing the bill to you.
Every scoring function, every weight, every signal. If the model is wrong, you should be able to refute it with evidence. The whitepaper is public. The dispute workflow is documented. Black-box ratings are theatre.
Two products live. More in development. We ship one finished product at a time. The roadmap is paced by what we can stand behind, not what the market will buy.
Guardian Gaze is built by GuardianGaze Limited, a London-based product team of engineers, threat researchers and analysts. Backgrounds across offensive security, detection engineering and security operations.
We started GuardianGaze because the pattern kept repeating: the breach started with something the customer could have seen from the public internet. We built the products we wish our customers had been using.
